KPU RI member Idham Holik revealed that all elected legislative candidates who participated in the regional elections had submitted their letters of resignation.
However, he did not explain in more detail regarding the amount.
“That’s right, yes (all elected legislative candidates have sent their resignation letters),” said Idham when contacted from Jakarta today.
There are a number of names of elected candidates for the 2024-2029 DPR who have decided to run as prospective gubernatorial or deputy gubernatorial candidates in the 2024 Simultaneous Regional Elections.
They come from several political parties and are running in several different regions. Here is a list of elected DPR members who are running in the 2024 Simultaneous Regional Elections:
1. Syamsuar: Golkar legislative candidate for Riau I electoral district, candidate for governor of Riau;
2. Abdul Wahid: PKB legislative candidate for Riau II electoral district, candidate for governor of Riau;
3. Airin Rachmi Diany: Golkar legislative candidate for Banten III electoral district, candidate for governor of Banten;
4. Dedi Mulyadi: Gerindra Legislative Candidate for West Java VII Electoral District, Candidate for Governor of West Java;
5. Ahmad Syaikhu: PKS legislative candidate for West Java VII electoral district, candidate for governor of West Java;
6. Rano Karno: PDIP legislative candidate for Banten III electoral district, candidate for Deputy Governor of DKI Jakarta;
7. Yohanis Fransiskus Lema: PDIP legislative candidate for NTT II electoral district, candidate for governor of NTT;
8. Emanuel Melkiades Laka Lena: Golkar Legislative Candidate for Electoral District NTT II, Candidate for Governor of NTT;
9. Rudy Mas’ud: Golkar legislative candidate for East Kalimantan electoral district, candidate for governor of East Kalimantan;
10. Hasnuyardi Sulaiman: Golkar legislative candidate for South Kalimantan Electoral District II, candidate for Deputy Governor of South Kalimantan;
11. Agustiar Sabran: PDIP candidate for Kalteng Dapil, candidate for Governor of Central Kalimantan;
12. Nadalsyah: Democratic Party Legislative Candidate for Central Kalimantan Electoral District, Candidate for Governor of Central Kalimantan;
13. Suhardi Duka: Democratic legislative candidate for West Sulawesi electoral district, candidate for governor of West Sulawesi;
14. Anwar Hafid: Democratic candidate for Sulteng Dapil, Central Sulawesi Governor Candidate;
15. Tina Nur Alam: NasDem legislative candidate for Southeast Sulawesi electoral district, candidate for governor of Southeast Sulawesi;
16. Fatmawati Rusdi: NasDem Legislative Candidate for South Sulawesi I Electoral District, Candidate for Deputy Governor of South Sulawesi;
17. Hendrik Lewerissa: Gerindra legislative candidate for Maluku electoral district, candidate for governor of Maluku;
18. Benhur Tomi Mano: PDIP legislative candidate for Papua electoral district, candidate for governor of Papua;
19. Wempi Wetipo: PDIP Legislative Candidate for Papua Pegunungan Electoral District, Candidate for Governor of Central Papua. (Ant/P-2)
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Indonesia’s 2024 Elections: Legislative Candidates Resign to Run in Regional Elections
Indonesia is gearing up for its 2024 elections, with the country’s legislative election result already out [[2]]. The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) received the highest share of votes, amounting to 16.72 percent. However, in a surprising turn of events, 19 elected legislative candidates have resigned to run in the 2024 Simultaneous Regional Elections.
According to Idham Holik, a member of the General Election Commission (KPU RI), all elected legislative candidates who participated in the regional elections have submitted their letters of resignation [[1]]. While the exact number of resigned candidates is unclear, it’s confirmed that a significant number of elected DPR members are running in the regional elections.
These candidates come from various political parties and are running in different regions. Some notable examples include Syamsuar, a Golkar legislative candidate for Riau I electoral district, who is now running for governor of Riau. Similarly, Rano Karno, a PDIP legislative candidate for Banten III electoral district, is running for Deputy Governor of DKI Jakarta.
This development has sparked interest in Indonesia’s electoral process, which has been in place since 1955 [[3]]. The country’s elections are crucial in shaping its political landscape, with the legislative election playing a vital role in electing a legislature at the national level.
The 2024 elections have already seen a significant turnout, with the national legislative election result indicating a strong performance by the PDIP party [[2]]. However, with many elected legislative candidates now running in regional elections, the electoral landscape is likely to shift.
It’s worth noting that Indonesia’s electoral process allows for a second round of voting if no presidential ticket wins over 50 percent of the popular vote [[1]]. This provision adds an extra layer of complexity to the country’s electoral process, making it even more critical to monitor the developments in the coming months.
As Indonesia navigates its 2024 elections, it’s essential to stay informed about the latest updates and developments. With many elected legislative candidates now running in regional elections, the country’s political landscape is set to undergo a significant transformation.
Stay tuned for more updates on Indonesia’s 2024 elections, and how they will shape the country’s future.
Indonesia 2024 election results
Indonesia’s 2024 Elections: Legislative Candidates Resign to Run in Regional Elections
Indonesia is gearing up for its 2024 elections, with the country’s legislative election result already out [[2]]. The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) received the highest share of votes, amounting to 16.72 percent. However, in a surprising turn of events, 19 elected legislative candidates have resigned to run in the 2024 Simultaneous Regional Elections.
According to Idham Holik, a member of the General Election Commission (KPU RI), all elected legislative candidates who participated in the regional elections have submitted their letters of resignation [[1]]. While the exact number of resigned candidates is unclear, it’s confirmed that a significant number of elected DPR members are running in the regional elections.
These candidates come from various political parties and are running in different regions. Some notable examples include Syamsuar, a Golkar legislative candidate for Riau I electoral district, who is now running for governor of Riau. Similarly, Rano Karno, a PDIP legislative candidate for Banten III electoral district, is running for Deputy Governor of DKI Jakarta.
This development has sparked interest in Indonesia’s electoral process, which has been in place since 1955 [[3]]. The country’s elections are crucial in shaping its political landscape, with the legislative election playing a vital role in electing a legislature at the national level.
The 2024 elections have already seen a significant turnout, with the national legislative election result indicating a strong performance by the PDIP party [[2]]. However, with many
